Here’s a general guide on how to burst a Fusion Financials BI report to UCM:

1. Create the BI Report:

   • Start by creating the Fusion Financials BI report that you want to burst. Ensure that it contains the necessary data and formatting for your requirements.

2. Configure Bursting Criteria:

   • Determine the criteria for bursting the report. This could be based on department, region, or any other relevant attribute.

3. Configure UCM Connection:

   • Set up the connection between your BI reporting tool and Oracle UCM. You will need to provide the UCM server details, authentication credentials, and any other necessary information for the connection.

4. Define Bursting Rules:

   • Create rules that specify how the report should be split and delivered to UCM. These rules should align with the bursting criteria you established earlier. For example, configure rules to save each department’s data to a specific folder in UCM.

5. Specify UCM Content Metadata:

   • Define the metadata that should be associated with the report segments when they are saved in UCM. This metadata can include attributes like title, author, keywords, and document type.

6. Schedule Bursting:

   • Set up a schedule for bursting the report. Specify when and how often the report should be burst and saved in UCM.

7. Test Bursting:

   • Conduct thorough testing before deploying the bursting process in a production environment. Ensure that the report is split correctly and that the segments are saved to the correct locations in UCM.

8. Monitor and Debug:

   • After deploying the bursting process, monitor it to ensure it runs smoothly. Implement logging and error handling mechanisms to address any issues that may arise.

9. Automation (Optional):

   • Consider automating the bursting and saving process to UCM using scripting or scheduling tools to reduce manual intervention.

10. Documentation:

    • Document the bursting configuration, including the criteria, rules, UCM connection settings, and metadata definitions for reference and future maintenance.

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